Posted by Ash Nohe and Amrit Sanjeev, Android Developer Relations Engineers Practicing gratitude may decrease symptoms of depression and anxiety, and improve mental health and life satisfaction1. Consistent gratitude practice may lead to sustained improvements Read more…
When Sweetgreen launched its first location in 2007, its business model made sense: the company stuck to busy downtown areas, targeting white-collar workers who needed a quick, healthy meal, and its salads were relatively affordable Read more…
Nvidia has spent the past two years looking almost untouchable. The chipmaker’s graphics processing units have formed the backbone of the artificial intelligence boom, powering the data centers, cloud platforms and large language models that Read more…
Bank of America raised its price objective on Arm Holdings after the chip-design company posted a stronger March quarter, but the firm stopped short of turning more bullish on the stock as investors continue to Read more…
The dollar’s decline is no longer an abstract market story; it is showing up directly in everyday spending. Since early 2025, the currency has lost roughly 10% of its value against major global peers, reducing Read more…
Middle East headlines continue to dominate as hopes of deal grow. US CPI and retail sales data to fight for attention as Warsh takes office. UK Q1 GDP and BoJ meeting summary also on the Read more…
With jet fuel prices continuing to sit at historic highs amid the war in Iran and closure of the Strait of Hormuz, almost all airlines have had to adjust their flying networks and make changes Read more…
Markets have shown their fair acts of stoicism in recent days, not reacting the slightest to bad and relatively hawkish news. Yesterday, Iran reported US strikes on its capital and a few key energy-producing regions Read more…
This week has been light on the data front so developments in the US-Iran war have shaped markets. The spot oil price declined from USD 115/bbl to around USD 100/bbl following reports of a US Read more…
Markets US payrolls for April printed a stronger-than-expected 115k, easily topping the 65k consensus bar. This solid employment growth followed a strong March as well (185k vs 178k in the initial release) and resulted in Read more…